75 Total
25 High severity
41 Medium severity
9 Low severity

Key Facts

Can T-Mobile sell aggregate reports to other companies?
T-Mobile may sell aggregate reports to other companies.
Does T-Mobile collect personal data from third-party sources?
T-Mobile collects personal data from third-party sources including companies it owns, business partners, vendors, social media companies, financial institutions, credit reporting agencies, and data resellers.
What third-party sources does T-Mobile collect personal data from?
T-Mobile collects personal data from third-party sources including companies it owns, business partners, vendors, social media companies, financial institutions, credit reporting agencies, and data resellers.
Does T-Mobile knowingly sell or share the personal data of minors under 18 years of age?
T-Mobile does not knowingly sell or share the personal data of minors under 18 years of age.
Does T-Mobile use personal data to train artificial intelligence models?
T-Mobile uses personal data to train artificial intelligence models.
Will T-Mobile share a user's precise location for targeted advertising without the user's consent?
T-Mobile will not share a user's precise location for targeted advertising or sell it without the user's consent.
Will T-Mobile sell a user's precise location without the user's consent?
T-Mobile will not share a user's precise location for targeted advertising or sell it without the user's consent.
What sensitive personal data does T-Mobile collect?
T-Mobile collects sensitive personal data including Social Security numbers, driver's licenses, government-issued identification cards, passport numbers, account login credentials, financial account information, and debit or credit card numbers.
Does T-Mobile collect Social Security numbers, driver's licenses, government-issued identification cards, and passport numbers?
T-Mobile collects sensitive personal data including Social Security numbers, driver's licenses, government-issued identification cards, passport numbers, account login credentials, financial account information, and debit or credit card numbers.
Does T-Mobile sell or share sensitive personal data for purposes of cross-context behavioral advertising unless the user gives consent?
T-Mobile does not sell or share sensitive personal data for purposes of cross-context behavioral advertising unless the user gives consent.
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Summary

T-Mobile's Privacy Policy explains what data T-Mobile collects about you, how it uses and shares that data, and what controls you have. T-Mobile collects a wide range of sensitive personal information—including your Social Security number, government IDs, and financial account details—from both you and outside sources like credit bureaus and data resellers. You can opt out of having your data sold or shared for advertising purposes through T-Mobile's Privacy Dashboard, and you can request a copy of your data in a portable format.

Analysis

This document establishes T-Mobile's data collection, use, sharing, and user rights framework. T-Mobile collects personal data directly from users and from extensive third-party sources including credit reporting agencies, financial institutions, social media companies, and data resellers, including highly sensitive categories such as Social Security numbers, government-issued IDs, financial account information, and payment card numbers. T-Mobile uses personal data to train AI models and may sell aggregate reports derived from user data to other companies. Sensitive personal data is withheld from cross-context behavioral advertising and from inference-building absent user consent, and precise location data requires affirmative consent before being shared for advertising or sold. Users may opt out of data sale and sharing through T-Mobile's Privacy Dashboard, opt out of profiling for decisions with legal or similarly significant effects, and request portable, machine-readable access to their personal data.

What this means for you

T-Mobile collects sensitive personal data—including Social Security numbers, government IDs, and financial account details—from both direct interactions and third-party sources such as credit reporting agencies and data resellers. T-Mobile uses personal data to train its AI models and may sell aggregate reports derived from user data to other companies. Precise location data and sensitive personal data are protected from advertising use and sale without affirmative user consent. If you opt in to Tailored Offers and Ads, T-Mobile and its partners will analyze a broad set of your data including app usage, browsing activity, precise location, and CPNI. Users can visit T-Mobile's Privacy Dashboard to opt out of having their data sold or shared for targeted advertising and third-party direct marketing.

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5 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026

What changed T-Mobile updated its privacy policy on June 28, 2026 with 12 sentences added, 2 removed, and 36 modified. The updated language adds explicit language describing data collection and use for legal compliance obligations, advertising programs (where consent is required), and service improvement. The policy now clarifies that T-Mobile for Business accounts opened with individual Social Security numbers fall under this consumer notice rather than the B2B notice, and that data collection may occur based on applicable legal requirements or to obtain necessary consent.
Why this matters The updated policy adds explicit language stating that T-Mobile collects and uses data to comply with legal requirements and to support business needs, in addition to the primary purposes previously listed. The policy now clarifies that advertising and marketing uses occur through advertising programs and require consent where legally mandated. For small business accounts opened with a personal Social Security number, the consumer privacy notice now applies instead of the B2B notice. These changes clarify existing practices rather than introducing new data collection or use authorities.
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What changed T-Mobile updated its privacy policy on April 29, 2026 to clarify how it handles data from accessibility services. The policy now specifies that when you use T-Mobile's Live Translation services, your call data may be collected as part of providing those services. The update also adds a qualifier stating that disability status data collection may be legally required when providing these services, rather than stating it unconditionally.
Why this matters T-Mobile's updated policy adds explicit notice that call data may be collected when you use its Live Translation accessibility service, and qualifies disability status collection as occurring only when legally required. This clarifies existing practices rather than introducing new data collection. If you use Live Translation services, your call data may be processed as part of providing that service; review the full accessibility services section to understand what data is retained and how it is used.
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April 19, 2026 low

T-Mobile reorganized the list of privacy notices on their privacy policy page on April 19, 2026. The order and grouping of links changed, and one notice was renamed from 'T-Mobile …

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March 28, 2026 low

T-Mobile reorganized the list of privacy notices in their main privacy policy document. Some notice titles were renamed (for example, 'T-Mobile Financial Privacy Notice' became 'Financial Privacy Notice'), and the …

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March 19, 2026 low

T-Mobile reorganized the list of privacy notices available on their privacy policy page on March 19, 2026. The notice titles were reordered and one notice name was slightly revised: 'Biometric …

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15 clause types
25 high severity
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